The media often feature stories about new discoveries in hearing and balance health care. You can find selected articles below. For the latest news from the Academy, please click on News from the Academy. For media articles about the Academy and its members, please click on Academy in the News.
Use of a Tablet-Based Mobile Classifier to Diagnose Vestibular Disorders
In a preprint article by Rye et al. (2026), the feasibility of utilizing a tablet-based screening questionnaire (“mobile…
Vestibular Exercises May Improve Outcomes in Those with Intracerebral Hemorrhage
In a recent article study by Killedar and Kanase (2026), effects of vestibular stimulation exercises were analyzed in…
The Hum
In the early 1970s, humans around the globe began reporting a persistent, low frequency (30-80 Hz) noise and…
Exploring the Impact of Tinnitus on Work Productivity
Over 50 million people in the United States experience tinnitus; nearly half of those individuals struggle with it, and…
How Well Do Parents and Professionals Know Their Child’s Cochlear Implant?
Once a child has received cochlear implants (CI), the responsibility of managing and maintaining the implant is upon…
Newborn Hearing Screenings Made Easier: Why Did We Never Think of This?
In the United States, approximately 97 percent of babies born receive a newborn hearing screening (NBHS) (Centers for…
